Doctoral Degree Programs
Science Education Department
Counseling and Educational Psychology
- Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Psychology
- Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling Psychology (with specialization in Clinical, School or Industrial)
Department of English and Applied LInguistics
- Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Linguistics (Regular Program)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Linguistics (Straight Program)
Educational and Leadership Management Department
- Doctor of Philosophy in Education, major in Educational Leadership and Management
- Doctor of Philosophy in Education, major in Educational Leadership and Management (Executive Program)
Master’s Degree Programs
Counseling and Educational Psychology Department
- Master of Arts in Counseling (Thesis Program)
- Master of Arts in Counseling (Non-thesis Program)
- Master of Arts in Education, major in Student Affairs & Services Management (Thesis Program)
- Master of Learning and Teaching (Non-thesis Program)
- Master of Science in Guidance and Counseling (Thesis Program)
Department of English & Applied Linguistics
- Master of Arts in Teaching English Language (Non-Thesis Program)
- Master of Arts in English Language Education with specialization in English for Specific Purposes (Thesis Program)
- Master of Arts in English Language Education with specialization in Reading Education (Thesis Program)
- Master of Arts in English Language Education with specialization in Second Language Teaching (Thesis Program)
Educational and Leadership Management Department
- Master of Arts in Education, major in Educational Leadership and Management (Thesis Program)
- Master of Education, major in Educational Leadership and Management (Non-Thesis Program)
- Master of Arts in Education, major in Early Childhood Education (Thesis)
- Master of Education, major in Early Childhood Education (Non-Thesis)
- Master of Arts in Education major in Special Education (Thesis)
- Master of Education major in Special Education (Non-Thesis)
Science Education Department
- Master of Education, with specialization in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics or Physics
(Non-Thesis Program) - Master of Science in Teaching with specialization in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics or Physics
(Thesis Program) - Master in Teaching General Science in Basic Education
Diploma/Certificate Programs
- Teacher Certificate Program (TCP)
- Diploma in Teaching English as a Second Language/Teaching English as a Foreign Language
St. La Salle Institute of Graduate Studies
- Doctor of Philosophy in Business (PHDBUS)
- Master of Science in Computational Finance (MSCF)
- Master in Risk and Insurance Management
- Master of Marketing Communications
- Master of Science in Accountancy
- Master of Science in Entrepreneurship
- Master of Science in Marketing and Diploma in Marketing
- Master of Science in Financial Engineering
- Master of Science in Industrial Relations Management
- Master of Science in Industrial Relations Management and Diploma in Industrial Relations Management
MBA/DBA Programs
- Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Master of Business Administration (MBA) without a business undergraduate degree
Diploma Programs
- Post-Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM)
- Diploma in Entrepreneurship
- Diploma in Financial Engineering
- Diploma in Industrial Relations and Management
- Diploma in Marketing
Graduate Degree Programs, College of Computer Studies
Numerous service learning and research opportunities are integrated into classes taught by our nationally-recognized faculty.
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Welcome to College of Law
The De La Salle University (DLSU) Juris Doctor (JD) program is envisioned to significantly influence national policy development, contribute to a heightened awareness of human rights in Philippine society, and play a critical role in human rights advocacy.
This program is anchored on the philosophy that legal education should serve as a means not only to equip the country’s young aspiring lawyers with technical knowledge and skills, but more importantly, to infuse social awareness, compassion and genuine love of country. They will be honed to make a significant impact on the strengthening of the rule of law in our culture and society and thus, lead in building a just, peaceful and economically stable Filipino nation.
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Graduate Degree Programs
Doctoral Programs
- Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science
- Doctor of Arts in Language and Literature, major in Literature
- Doctor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing
- Doctor of Education, major in Religious and Values Education
- Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Theology
- Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Theology with Specialization in Formative Counseling (Ladderized)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Theology with Specialization in Religious Education (Ladderized)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Development Studies
- Doctor of Philosophy in Literature
- Doctor of Philosophy in Philosophy (Regular)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Philosophy (Ladderized)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Philippine Studies – Language, Culture and Media (PHARFIL)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology
- Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology (PHDSOC)
Master’s Degree Programs
- Master of Arts in Behavioral Science, track in Organization and Social Systems Development (MBEOSD11)
- Master of Arts in Behavioral Science, track in Environmental Studies (MBESES11)
- Master of Arts in Behavioral Science (MABESC)
- Master of Arts in Communication Major in Applied Media Studies
- Master of Arts in Development Policy
- Master of Arts in International Studies major in European Studies
- Master of Arts in Political Science
- Master of Arts Major in Religious and Values Education
- Master of Education Major in Religious and Values Education (Non-Thesis Program)
- Master of Arts in Education with specialization in Formative Counseling/Spiritual Direction
- Master of Arts in History
- Master of Arts in Language and Literature, major in Literature
- Master of Arts in Philosophy
- Master in Fine Arts major in Creative Writing
- Master of Science in Psychology
- Master of Health Social Science (MAHESOS)
- Master of Arts in Phil. Studies – Language, Culture, Media
- Master of Arts in Applied Theology (MA-THEO) (thesis)
- Master of Arts in Applied Theology (NTMTHEO) (non-thesis)
- Master in Environmental Social Science (MENVSOS)
- Master of Education major in Religous & Values Education with specialization in Formative Counseling/Spiritual Direction
- Master of Arts in Asian Studies Major in Japanese Studies
- Master of Arts in History (thesis/non-thesis)
Certificate Program
Graduate Degree Programs
Doctoral Programs (Ph.D.)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Biology (pdf/41kb)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry (pdf/48kb)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics (Regular and Straight Programs) (pdf/25kb)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Physics (Regular and Straigth Program) (pdf/47kb)
Master’s Degree Programs (M.S.)
- Master of Science in Biology (pdf/38kb)
- Master of Science in Chemistry (pdf/45kb)
- Master of Science in Environmental Science and Ecosystem Management (pdf/37kb)
- Master of Science in Mathematics (pdf/23kb)
- Master of Science in Physics (pdf/27kb)
- Master of Science in Statistics (pdf/185kb)
Non-Thesis Master’s Degree Programs
- Master in Biology (pdf/30kb)
- Master in Chemistry (pdf/27kb)
- Master in Mathematics (pdf/24kb)
- Master in Physics (pdf/30kb)
Other Programs
Diploma in Development Economics
The Diploma Program in Development Economics (DE) provides a way to emphasize key economic principles and ideas that are primarily designed to appeal to those who engage in and are largely familiar with economic and developmental policies. Introducing a revitalized curriculum at this time gives the School of Economics the opportunity to infuse new theories and techniques and articulate key issues and problems affecting the country’s state of economic development. The revitalized curriculum is expected to strengthen the students’ analytical and communication skills.
The DE program is under a memorandum of understanding with the Crawford School of the Australian National University (ANU), forged in 2016.
Students who successfully complete the Diploma in Development Economics at DLSU with an average grade of 3, or higher, will receive a Diploma in Development Economics from DLSU and will be granted entry into the ANU Crawford School to study another year for one of the Nominated Degrees: Master of Environmental and Resource Economics (MERE) or Master of International and Development Economics (MIDEC).
DLSU students will be required to complete the normal ANU application form and provide the necessary supporting documentation. The final decision on admission to ANU will rest with ANU. Students who satisfactorily complete the course requirements of their nominated degree at the ANU Crawford School will be provided with certification that they have completed the required courses and awarded the corresponding ANU degree.
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Master in Applied Economics
The Master in Applied Economics (MAE) is a part-time program designed for corporate planners and professionals employed in financial institutions. The student will be rigorously trained in the practical applications of economic theory, the use of research methods and forecasting. Participants will also be exposed to theory, models, methodology, and tools that will enhance them in the field of monetary and financial economics.
In 2016, the MAE program has been ranked 29th in the Far East Region by Eduniversal, a global ranking and rating agency of academic institutions since 2007.
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The Master of Science (MSc) in Economics is a full-time program redesigned primarily for students who need adequate preparation for a doctoral degree in Economics. The program is also appropriate for those who are teaching [or planning to teach] Economics at the graduate or advanced undergraduate level, or who are affiliated in research institutions.
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Economics program, first offered in 2007, is primarily designed in order to further upgrade, advance and ensure the continued development of the teaching skills and research capabilities of faculty who are currently handling economics courses in both the undergraduate and graduate programs.
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